"A new airstrip at Pohakuloa Training Area on Hawaii island, a return to
live-fire training at Makua Valley on Oahu, a strong
state-military-business partnership, and military "liasons" in Hawaii
and Washington, D.C. are being pursued as the state seeks to maintain
$8.8 billion in annual military expenditures amid defense budget cuts." -
Star Advertiser, January 8, 2014